M50 Hang-On, for Hunters

I think this is the best hang on treestand for semi-permanent sets. It's a little heavy for a run and gun set up (check out the M60u for that). But, for sets that you are going to put up and leave up all season, this is the best I've found. Super comfortable. Roomy. The foot rest is nice. And, it's easy to get in a tree with the bracket. It comes w/ a safety line which is cool too. I have owned the M100u, but I feel like that type of seat (like the M100u and M150 has) is pretty constricting It limits your ability to quickly move for a shot (IMHO) It's adjustable front and back so you can have it set up in a slight leaning tree (only if its leaning back or forward...it doesn't adjust side to side).

I own 3 M100/M100U stands, and really didn't expect to like this stand nearly as much as those, but it has really impressed me. The seat is super comfortable(as expected from Millennium), even without the back; the platform is slightly wider and not quite as long as the M100, which I think I might actually prefer after sitting this stand, it seems to be easier to rotate for an off hand bow shot; the built in footrest keeps me from fidgeting as much during the sit; the leveling system is extremely quick and easy to use; and the ratchet style mounting bracket is way easier to get on and off of the tree(getting it off the tree is where you'll really notice the difference) and holds the stand tighter to the tree than the old chain style brackets. Great stand!

We were turned onto Millenium tree stands due to their CamLock system. It is every bit of what we expected. The CamLock system is safe and secure, and it eliminates a lot of time and energy put into hanging an ordinary stand. The seat is comfortable and doesn't hold water/moisture like other tree stand seats, making longer sits possible and more comfortable. Both the seat and the platform are adjustable, so you can adjust the stand around a tree that is not perfectly straight. Considering the low price, it's a wonder that these tree stands aren't used by every hunter. 5 stars without hesitation!

I love this stand. Its very comfortable. I use it primarily for bowhunting. I want to find a shooting rail that is easy to add and take off for the rifle season but haven't found the ticket yet. Couple quick pointers to make life easier hanging it. When you first cinch the bracket strap leave it a touch loose (just not super tight to the tree). It makes placing the male end of the stand into it 15 times easier. Then you can cinch the crap out of it afterwards. Then cinch the bottom of the stand down BEFORE adjusting the angle of the platform. After the second strap is cinched take a few minutes to adjust the angle of the platform (you can do this sitting in the stand by hooking your feet under the foot rest and reaching down to the locking bracket). That really is what makes all the difference in this stand and makes it so comfy. The adjustable angle of the platform also makes the stand rock solid if you give it just a slight angle back towards the tree. Adjust the seat and you're ready for hours of napping. Wish I had ten of these.

A little heavy, but secure tree stand that wasn't too bad to setup in a tree. The ratcheting tree strap is easy to use and the way the platform is designed to slide into the bracket and pin in makes it more convenient to install by one's self. The only other complaint I have is that they could of made the design a little better by allowing the seat and platform to fold up in a way that made it easier to carry and not flop around while carrying to and from the tree. The adjustable seat angle is a nice tough though.

Love this stand it has all of my boxes ticked; the seat is so comfortable and large (size matters if you late season hunt in below zero temps with bulky gear or a Heater Body Suit), damn quiet even in -20f (cold usually equals creaky) MN December hunts, easy to pack and set-up/takedown, solid as a rock, nice big platform. Really one could spend more to go lighter, a bit quieter, and a bit faster to setup (see Lone Wolf Alpha). I personally don't move my stands a ton and don't carry them miles when I do, so I would rather use my Millennium than others I have tried. Used for two full archery seasons with no signs of wear or corrosion.

Sturdy, doesn’t make a sound, large platform, comfy seat, and comes with great ratchet straps. Has platform adjustability if you hang the stand in a leaning tree. Also comes with a life line! Worth the money. I’ve owned many different brand treestands and this is by far the best one yet.

I bought a $50 hang-on tree stand last season. It served me well last year. But this year the same tree stand started to squeak and make all kinds on noises... After inspection, it turned out one of the cable was loose and the stand looked sort of out of alignment. So, I upgraded to the millenium. I'm so glad I did. This is a quality item and the installation is super easy thanks to their proprietary attachement system. I've just used it one season thus far, but I can tell the difference in terms of comfort. 4 hour in the woods. No problem. No squeak. No noise. Perfect. I recommend adding a thermal cushion in very cold conditions. The fabric seat will let the cold air blow on your behind. Spend an extra $5 for a small cushion.

Very comfortable seat! Easy to hang on tree.

Excelente stand. Fácil de colocar y muy cómodo. Recomendado 100%